PS. In pondering these matters, it is useful to compartmentalise the idea of &quot;address to which request is sent&quot; (logically) from &quot;the network and transport-layer destination (e.g. IP/port) used to reach the endpoint&quot;. In the case of NAT, they are not one and the same. <br>
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The RURI stays equal to the Contact remote target. The network destination itself can be whatever. <br>
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